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Yeah I’m not educated on vote counting machines, but thanks for sharing your thoughts. I think I can imagine plenty of paper ballot systems that are fraud resis
by raydiatian 4y ago
Yeah I’m not educated on vote counting machines, but thanks for sharing your thoughts. I think I can imagine plenty of paper ballot systems that are fraud resistant, and so I think generally I’d be happy either way. Something that does seem concerning is the electoral college system, perhaps more specifically how the county votes annd state votes are ratified. It seems like a much smaller population than ballot counters (the people who ratify the election results), and if I understand correctly they’re straight up allowed to reject the will of the people. It shouldn’t matter if it’s a majority in favor of or against your candidate, it’s a majority and that needs to be respected. That all needs amending in my opinion. And frankly, I think popular vote should be the decider and well. I get that it would change campaign strategy, but it would also keep parties more middle of the road.